The phrase "a former headmaster at" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to someone who previously held the position of headmaster at a specific institution or organization.
Example: "Mr. Smith, a former headmaster at Lincoln High School, has been invited to speak at the graduation ceremony."
Alternatives: "an ex-headmaster of" or "a past headmaster at".
Eric Widmer, a former headmaster at Deerfield, received permission from the Commonwealth of Massachusetts to officiate.
"The youth, we were afraid of, but we have come to see the youth are moving the region," said Mustafa Rawashdeh, a former headmaster at a school in Karak, Jordan, who was fired after trying to form a teachers' union.
The book, "Sounding the Trumpet," by Richard J. Tofel, does not agree with previous assertions by scholars, including Thurston Clarke, the author of "Ask Not," that the phrase echoes one frequently used by a former headmaster at Choate, the prep school Kennedy attended.
"They are really offended by the fact that anyone would desecrate a war memorial". The trees were dedicated last year to mark the centenary of the death of a former headmaster's son at the Battle of Gallipoli.
Mr. Keator, a former headmaster of the Pomfret School, is the president in New York of the International College of Beirut.
Her father, a former headmaster, had won a seat in parliament in the thwarted 1990 elections.
Her father, who retired as the headmaster of the Foxcroft School for Girls in Middleburg, Va., is a former headmaster of the Little Red School House and Elizabeth Irwin High School in New York.
He was so bright that he could argue any side of a position". Many families at the school at the time were somewhat conservative, while the faculty was "somewhat on the liberal side," said Lawrence Sullivan, a former headmaster.
Her father, a former headmaster, corrected anyone who called the family "Grimes" by saying "it's singular, and we are a singular family", and Kitty revealed her own singularity and musical ear at an early age.
The players have not loved their coach, but isolation is an easy place for a former headmaster to inhabit.
Phil Willis, the education spokesman, is a former headmaster whose views often chime with a traditional Labour perspective.
